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Once more about the Upper Silesian Tragedy
19
02.2025
Dr. Renata Kobylarz-Buła will take part in a meeting entitled ‘The Upper Silesian Tragedy - Civilian Victims of the War’, organised by the Museum of Opole Silesia on 20 February 2025 at 5 p.m.more o:Once more about the Upper Silesian Tragedy -
I love You, see You… is now available on YouTube
19
02.2025
The videos prepared regularly by the well-known populariser of history Łukasz Kazek are one of the most highly-rated channels on Youtube in Poland called ‘History Story’. The team of the journalist, who comes from Wałbrzych, came to Łambinowice once againmore o:I love You, see You… is now available on YouTube -
Valentine's Day is around - the Museum's publications
16
02.2025
History is not only about tragic events and personal tragedies. Despite wars, people invariably sought peace, kindness, friendship and even love. This was not easy, but the fate of many prisoners-of-war shows that even despite the isolation ...more o:Valentine's Day is around - the Museum's publications -
Dr. Piotr Stanek gives a lecture in Brenna
13
02.2025
During the Second World War, in Brenna, a small village in the Silesian Beskids, a pacification took place. Its tragic circumstances closely tied the fate of the local highlanders to the Italian prisoners-of-war who stayed then in the area ...more o:Dr. Piotr Stanek gives a lecture in Brenna -
‘It's not over yet...’ exhibition is hosted in Leszno
11
02.2025
Our open-air exhibition, ‘It's not over yet. Soldiers of September 1939 in the Wehrmacht and NKVD captivity (1939-1945)’, will be on view until 4 April in the District Museum in Leszno.more o:‘It's not over yet...’ exhibition is hosted in Leszno -
The collection of POW memorabilia is continued
09
02.2025
The recent donations, of which we have written, among others, here, provide a good opportunity to remind you that the Museum's "Saved Memorabilia, Preserved Memory" campaign is keep going. It has resulted in a number of mementoes and historical ...more o:The collection of POW memorabilia is continued